The press., June 10, 1865, Image 3

NMI IT= ON SEOMPTION Or
ENING REGIMENTS.
warrareumnia, Jane 9, 1865.
at or the Committee held thie day. Mligigrar
Fez were appointed to take charge of tha
Jed and Filbert streets: Nam' Madarts
de stand at Broad and Market streets,
and &ears. Colehower and Vim Cleve, the
trod and Market streets, Routh side; and
with pollee, ordered to clear the streets,
druids are sitnated.at 12g o'clock precise's.
11 be admitted to the stands at 12 o'clock,
',mitts* will take darn of the stands at 12
sely.
. ordefai that Matte for sick and wounded
ssoadmitted only on etand West Mof
outh of Naritat street Tienete mar O
ked
stand" will be admitted only on stand
Broad street. from Market to Filbert strest.
tried Refreshment Saloons. only on stand
droad 61r/et. month of Market street. No
or child will be admitted to any of the
nt a Whet.
' the Committee,
Chairman of Committee.
Tswimr. Clerk.
ALL IIONOBABLY
lISCHARGED OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS
CITY 07 PUIL►DELPSIA
You are cordially invited to assemble at
CAMP CADWADADFiR,
01 SATURDAY MORNING, the - 10111 twit
AT 10 O'CLOOK,
or the purpose Of Onfilasstlon sad partlolpatton in
at grand REIVIOW
AIM 08111BAL MELDS WILL GOMMAND IB
YBESON
By order of the Committee of Arrangements
ABRAHAM STSWART, Clerk.
O,S7,RECEPTION OF REFORMING
HBOIMEN re.
COMMITTEE OF AHRABOEMBrirs.
SATURDAY, it. 10th instant, hes been deed WOOD,
WIZ. Move from Cater Cadwalader at 2Y. M. to Co
lumbia avenue, thence along Columbia avenue to
Btoad street, down Broad street (and be reviewed at
T enn s q uare) to we:tangiest avenue, and down Wath•
Ington avenue to the Refreshment Saloons, and there
whim of a Banquet prepared for them. The citizens
along the route are requested to display their bunting,
emblems, etc , and make all necessary preparations to
give the brave defenders of the Eepablic a grand and
a fling reception.
By order of the Committee of ArAnnements
ABRAHAM ETIWART, Clerk.
Dsirimental and Detachment Commanders, and the
Ciissf of the no Department, are earnestly' recmested.
to nett(' their commands. at once, directing their as•
nimbi) at inch time and place as will conform to the
above. F. A. WOLBBIit
Ma at Chairman o: Committee.
eg--cMGIV`f. afTIIINNED AND DID
Tawas
SOLDIERS: On the invitation of the civil authorities
Philadelphia. I have come to the citY to join with
on in the lecipticn which it is proposed to extend to
the brave deter o ere of oar country now returning home.
• the name. and on behalf of your fello w citizens, I
extend to you cmdist invitation to partMieate in the
ceimmonise preposee to be bad to-morrow. These cars
porde. will consist of a passee atd march from Carer ,
Cadwalader to the Refreshment Saloons, at Which place
s ',snot:Let will be given.
The order of proceeelon will be as follows:
let. Detachments of the- several lire companies Who
lave offered their Serileall as an escort and advance
guard.
2d. First City Troop, volunteer escort to Major Gene.
yap Meade
Bd. Major General Meade and Staff together with such
Yeturned and retired Officers of the Slate
and :city,
yisonnted, as are diepoeed accompany him
9th. Detachment est, Pecneylvanis Cavalry, Any
Other Detachments of Cavalry or Arguer, that have
served in the field, and report mounted.
6th The returned laralarY Organizations, lathe order
tof their numbers—the lowest number, being the senior
regiment, on the right. Each regiment (Olio Wed by its
disabled officer. az d soldiers in carriages.
In Such rear ed officers and discharged men on foot
Mflio may be disputed to join.
Ambulances of the Fire Department.
The column of companies. at fall distance, will be
formed. on Columba avenue. the sight on Eighteenth
street, at:V. . and tooveprompily st 2g. M., on
the route heretofore prescribed. On teaching the
vict
ity of the Union Refreshment Saloons , the column will
lie aimed, the arms stacked, and &matron:tents taken
;Off. prior to entritng the Saloons.
Commanding officers of organizations. individual of
- sere and men. mounted ails dismounted, will report
:before 12 M. at Camp Cadwalader. to Lieate sant Colonel
J. C. Middle, A. 1) 0.. who will designate the positron
to be occupied, and cosign such officers to command the
'several detachments as may be necessary.
SOLDIERS: In asking you to join in this parade—origi.
Watiug in the dt etre of the aivl stuhorittee to de you.
„bneee—i also wish to gratify our fellow-citizens by
giving them an opportunity to see lbose who have been
engaged fighting their country's battles. I therefore
depend on a cordial response to this call.
OEO. G. MEADS. Major General U. S. A.
Iltrwmumata, June 9. 1955, /t
OrGEERE 9I S OFFICE, COMMON
00132iOnsPHILAMILPHIA, Jane 9, mg&
COMED.TTaR Or Engem..
The Committee urgently request all the citizens of the
ally of Philadelphia to dote teeir places of bueinesi on
SATURDAY. the 10th Met., at 12 o'clock, and unite in
EtViug oar brave volunteer. a flung reception.
By order of the Committee.
P. A. Wolbert. Tames LYud,
A. M. Fox. S. G. King.
B. B. Colenower. lE. M. Evans,
W. B. Stokloy. IH. W. Gray,
Thomas A. Barlow. C. T. 301164,
P. McElroy. G. W. litaatague. It
THE WERTH
ANNVAI. CONVENTION
,Tong Men's Christian Associations
lIINITED STATES and BRITISH PROVINCES
lola liesslon at the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, (Rev.
3:V. Boardman).
COBJUIR OP BROAD AID ARCH STREETS
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON
A Gnat nnwlay-gehool Gathering will take place at
the r►eedemy
It is expected that Philip Phillips and Chaplain
pfeCahe, 'with their soul stirring sande, will add tate
Test to the above exercises
Eminent speakers front abroad will also add taker's% to
the °cession. Six hundred children will discourse the
SWeetest mule.
Tickets for Reserved Inc. Ilsireeervs d Sesta for all o
the above services are now for sale at CLAXTON'S
SOB CHESTNUT Street, late Martian's, It
XAMtIIOTII SUNDAT-SCHOOL
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
THIS (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON,
At 2)4 o'clock
Addresses by Delegatee and eminent Speakers from
abroad.
. .
Mash; by a Choir of 600 CHILDREN of the Phiia•
dela% Sabbath Schools, under the direction of THOS.
RAWLINGS, Jr., who will adjourn to the gaging
erected in front of the Academy, to greet our Brays Do
tenders with sweet and appropriate music.
Tickets obtained at Ciaxeton's (late Martien's) Book
More, &8 Chestnut street, It
EirNAVY YARD, PHILA., MIND 9th,
•IS NOTICB. —1 ani reenacted. by the Com-
Wiles of -Gounclis for the reception of returning volun
teers, to request the officers of the Navy anti Marina
Como to meet at. the VontineMal Hotel. at 12 o'oloat •
if., to morrow, where .errteeel will be providea
convey them to the reviewing,stand.
1 lt. J. B. NULL, Commanded.
ErOFFICE OF THE BOARD OF
RILLTR, & W. corner SIXTH and SAE OM
Streets.
PEILADELNITA., Rine 1. 1636,
lam directed by the Bosrd of Healtb to publish the
- following copy of an Act of Assembly. approved March
22. 1856, and to proclaim that all establishments therein
described. located within the limits therein designated,
mud be el osed within thirty days from t hie date, other
vise the provisioGEO
RO e
SsHSMwT w , i lHbe
l e hO re c d er
. -
.0 ACT EDFPLENIENTAILY TO THE HEALTH Letici3 OF TRH
E=.Ml
. . . .
SECTION - 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
7.Repreeentativee of the Commonwealth of Penneyboa
,sia, in General 41, , Rembly met, anti it ie hereby enact.
led by the authority of the same, That no bone booing
establishment, or compost manufactory. or dcoOtitOrY
of dead mama)s, shall be erected within the bonne+ of
the First and of the TWOUIY-einth Wards of the City of
Philadelphia, and ail Anch eatabliehinente and deposi
lorles within the it aforesaid are hereby declared a
Dahlia nuisance, and the Board of Health of the Oily of
:Philadelphia ate hereby empowered to enter the pre.
Inieea wherein such nuisance exists and destroy the
sheds and enclosures mead for such pa:notes. and to
seize and sell the implements and utensils used in the
ibone.bolltng eetabliahment or SOMPOId manufactory so
entered. the net proceeds whereat to be paid over to the
Paid Board fir the me of the City of ffhiladeltiels. Pro.
erided, That this ad shall not take effect until the @rat
of June next. isd.tatitat
commissioNEßs , HALL, W2ll IRD
SPRING-GARDEN .
W. 00rDer TaISTSEX sad
Etriets
Assmssos's OprrcE. •
UiuTE' STATES INTERNAL HEVENVE
FOIIRTII•DIeTRICT PEENSTLYAPIA,
PHILADELPHIA. JUDO 8, 1E65.
1""ICZ Ss hereby given to the residents in this Die •
Atiet—ltb, 15th. 20th, 21st, and 24th Wards that
THIITODa neat, the 16th lnel., is the last day on
'Which the Aesistant Asseeseri ean receive retnroe or
INCOMS, without the addition of the PENALTY
vrenfibad b law
_for neglect.
All persona intarestea will give this matter their
growl t attention. D. SOUTIIWORTH,
31328 t r ASOOMOT.
BASE
1112 F" A NEW JUNIOR BASE BALL
CLUB has been organised, under the name of
TEE FIRST NATIONAL, the nays for pros fee Wing
Tuesday and Naturday. All couttrenteetione to be (lb
Wocted to J . MOILRIB WELqI, liaeretam
heir
room. 8. W. or. Ur aura. and JEFFIT.R.
SON Streets. ieB
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENI
that application has been made to the
the "William YibVila On Company" for renewal of Car-
Edisto lie. 244 for four 'hundred and twenty tharos In
wad company, in the name of Etram Comm, the ortal
mal coartillcata having been lost or ratelatd.
b. 1. CORS'IN, Atkin:KW.
BOS WALNUT fizoot
nrNOTICS.—THE ARPillret.L BlLeEV
ille of the Stockholders, and election far pre
sident and Directors u. the Connecting Satilira! f.10:n•
Zany, will be held at the Office of the Company, on
tr upsDT, June 13.1866. at 12 o'clock noon
PHILAMILPEITA. 3117 81. EDMUND 12111(TR, SecaetsaY.
ad& m 301141818
OFFICE OF THE RELIANCE IN
-110 4r
308 $OBANO RWALNUT COMPANYStreet OF FPAII,ADBLPMIA,
. .
FRITADBLPATA. Aln§ 5. 18(1.5.
The Board of Directors of the IIALISNCE
MANOR COMPANY of Philadelphia have this day
ldeclared *Dividend of (4) FOllB. PER CENT„ for the
ast Mr ...months, payable to the litockholders or their
"gal raDrecentatives, on demand, free of taxed.
/eO-10t TEM O. HILL, liocrotary.
CRXTRAL COMARROATIOSAir
catatos.--Th• 40mm-stone of the new Cha
pel. now bets/ emoted by this Chureh.'at WORTS BITR
and ORM Streets , will be laid. With eletropriate reit.
Mons services. on ROOD* Y next, funs lltn, at nine
o'clock A. N. Bev. Minns Brooke. Rev. Albert
Barnes, Rev. Dr. March, R. Messrs. Cunningham,
Simmons, Cookman, and others, have berm incised to
assist the Pastor in the services lt*
: seas
WON OUR , riRW Street, below Rourke. between
Race axle Win , —Servicee b 1 the Pastor. Ray. 3, M.
,moTO.R.R. TO-MORROW (Sunder) MORNING, lON
o , oo a ck. mane conies eonuneneee PllRettlally at
o'clo
Wrminim IS. E. mums, 310 NE
11TH—Bev. JAMBS SELL will Preach at 103(
A. K. and Rey F. B. MILLIE %$o 6'P. M. lt*
fr GREEN-STREET It. E. CIIIIIIC a.—
Preaob biz at 1.03 i ♦ IL by Bev. • BIT TIM
FABOMB. and at 8 P. M., by Rey. THOMAS KIRK.
Tic It*
tar' BEV. WM. O'NEIL, CHAPLAIN
Of the 118th (Corn Badinage) Regiment. will
deliver hte farewell sermon to the regiment. TO.
MORROW MINING, at o'alaak, in gawll,4h .. B .
Okraroh, THIRTESINTH Street, ,hetee , Vine. The
efEsers and men of the let Dreieten of the Bth Army
Come, and the members of file Corn Bachange ore tatio
Invited to be present- It
Igir THE BEV. DB. CLAUILE,UD AL
BANY, N. Y., will beach DI the BUTTON
WOOD.STEEET PRESBYTERIAN 011IIRMI (416 T.
glioPlterec). TO MORROW MOMS% at 10%
o'clock. It*
Or CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL
GNOME. CONCERT HALL.—The Pastor
Bev. EDWARD EAWItB will Dreaoh TO MORROW:
5t10,4 A.. M. and 8 P. &more always wel-
come.
P. A. WOLBRE.T.
1061/1N Berf/A.BIR PsztiBICTE.
RUN GatTR,CII, vwENTIIITH and VMS
Streets. Preaching by the Rev G. W. linos's, of
Adm., TO-MORROW MOMlltiii, lOg
o'clock. it*
arPHILADELPHIA TBACT AND
MISSION &MISTY —The Ninety-ninth Meet.
jug in behalf of this Society 'will be held in the Meth*.
diet Episcopal Church. FIFTH, below Green street, oa
BABB ALTH 11th tact., at 8 o'clock. Rev.
J. A Araith..kev. J. E. Crowell. of tale eft. Rev. Dr.
J. K. Stevenson: Secretary of American Tract Society,
Dew York:and Rev. Yates Dicky. of New York, dole.
sates to the Convention of Y. K. Amociation. will
take part in the energises. Public invited It*
say.... PIBIT LIESIII. —MR. FISH
will eve Olosteg LOPOII3B. at &UMW
STREET RAWL, on SUNDAY at log A. M. sad 8 P hi.
Tilers will be a PISMO. on 'FRIDAY next. at SIR
WOOD <Elwyn care leave Thtrt7•flret sad Market
,treats at 7.18 A. M, TICEMS, 78 and 40 ate. 1t•
ar FRENCH LECTURE ON THE
OATAOOMBh OF EOM& by Professor JULES
DE LLIINAY, illustrated by nttnierons Matthias, on
MONDAY. at S o'clook P N. to the French Protestant
Church, N corner SEVENTH and BPJLITOI ntrests.
A collection at the close.
OFFICE OF THE NEW CREEK
COMPANY, No. 311 WALSPUP Street. Phila..
&Well& —An sdisiltnta meeting 9t the Mockb.slases of
this Ustaps94 WWI be mad at tbsts offiee .on MONDAY
NEXT, the 12th day of Jane, 1285. at 120'61001 AL
B. O. ItYLTOL
It. aeeretarY.
EirTO EITIZENO OF THE UNITED
STATES.
The Ladies Visiting Committee of the SOLDIERS'
HOME in the City of lehitedeiphia, propose to open a
NATIONAL FAIR at the Academy of Music on the
Twenty third day of October next, for the purpose of
raising a BUILDING and RE DOWNES? FUN]) for the
.Institution with which they &reconnected.
The undersigned commend this project to the favora
ble notice of their fellow eititens of the united Mates.
The SOLDIERS' HOME Mee been incorporated by the
State of Penneylvania, for the relief Or tioldiers and
Seamen who have been honorably discharged from and
the Childreh of those who have died in, the cerise of
the Country.
The COOPER SHOP SOLDIERS' HOME has been
merged in this Institution by Le relative authority. and B
is now in enewseral operation. at ae the building now
occupied, at the corner of Race and Crown streets, is
entirely inadequate to the necessitlee of the Home, the
teenagers have given their sanction to the proposed
YALE.
Although the HOME is located in Philadelphia, its
benefactions are not limited by State boundaries. Its
doors are freely opened to every deserving Soldier and
Sailor of the Republic who seeks St Winton.
The Management contemplates an Industrial Depart.
went in the institution. in which the inmates Who are
able to Work at their tradea may find employment, and
thus be relieved iromthe position of mere dependents on
public charity. It contemplates aloe a department
Where children of those who have died in the service
will be tenderly protected and carefully educated and
prepared for imitable vocations
While the hearts of the people are overflowing with
gratitude to God, for his great gift of victory to our Pa
triot Armies. we should not forget our duties to the
brave men who will soon be retuning from the fields
they have won, disabled by honorable woanda from
the active pursuit of theinfir.ifessions.
The orphan children, whose fathers have fallen in our
great struggle. are also sPecially entitled to the public
favor and protection. Let us provide a Home 'worthy of
(heir acceptance,and worthy of a people whose property
they have reelected. whose liberty they have secured,
whose government they have eared, and whose hearts
they have gladdened bytheir eplendid achievements.
Committees for the othanisetton of the Fair will be
announced in due season.
Newspaper proprietors wit
by occasional publications
duly acknowledged as COW':
PRILADELPKId. April 14,
Andrew 13. Curtin>
Alexander Henry,
James Pollock. •
Caleb Cope.
L. B. Browne.
. .
Simon Cameron,
D. B 011111/111 1 / 1 ..
Daniel IR mith,
Thou. A. Newhall,
Henry D. Moore.
Daniel Dougherty,
IL D. tetunders,
J. Near ThornTabu,
A. Martin,
Dr. IL Wallace.
0. Mattilater.
TionesL. Ciashorn.
Win. Struthers,
A 11. Boris.
nun-twat
lar OPERATIVE
OF PIINNSYLVAI
WALEUT Street. /rat floor
Monroe Snyder.
B. H. Bettriet.
8. Rosinberger,
Henry Garay.
Thie Assoeiation differs from all others, it being
strictly an operating or working capital interest Asso
ciation. All the capital is used for the production of oil.
TbeAteleciatiou has a number of Leases on Ant vises
Oil Territory, and arrangements hare been made for a
number more, and it is designed at once to commence
the development of oil. One of these Leases is on
Cherry Ran, in Venango county, about half-way be
tween its mouth and the town of Plume? close to the
celebrated Reed Well. which now produces NO tourer
pet contractor ich this Association is sinking B wells;
the
lars each, including engines, derricks, tubing, Ain
It it proposed to sell Interests in one or all of the
welly at this rate. no subscription being taken for lees
than one hundred dollar.. which may be divided in
iota different wells. Thus: Cost of each different well
25.000. or 820th interest, at 225 each. 2 1 00, will rive the
subscriber I.Both interest in suchwells as ha may shoose,
or 4 520th interest in four different wells; thus dividing
the ricks, or he may take a 310th interest in as many
Walla as be may desire at the same rate.
A quarter working eapiial. or 4, ...,...t0reat coating $l.OOO,
may, with favorable indications or oti. b. Bold for
tile.too to 103,030 before the well le completed. while if
held and the well Is completed. the owner derives from
his interest an Income of from $8 000 to 451.0,030 per an
num, if the well will only yield bat twenty barrels
Der day.
This is the greatest opportunity ever offered in the oil
speculation. The capital required for eight wells Is only
sixty-four thousand dollars. The Ohm was opened on
Monday, the 6th of Jane, and $36,003 was taken the
fast day.
We call the attention of perso i li who may Intend in
vesting in Mt stock to take late tin these aight walls
OD Oberry Ron, and the low c tat required. 11,sui
sompanles with tracts of far less vane neva one or two
millions of capital. and if no oil is struck all their 'spi
ts' is sunk: should this Association fail to strike oil,
whioh is lumossible in that section of country, there
w ould only the third dollar be lost—being toe engines,
derricks, and 12 tubs, would be worth $2 out of $3.
This Is the greatest eperalatton ever offered in oil
speculatloa„ without chest or trickery, with a small
capital, sad with each a trilling rise.
For particular infornation, dill at the Office. 619
WALIt VT street, Rooms 10 and 1% fret Saar. my7-ot*
11 -- ' OF I'n9l63lllrarll ß A. B' DEPARI.
PHILADELPHIA Pe.:
PIESER oaDsas,'No ;38. " 865.
. .
L The sale or liquor is prohihded on an lines in this
Department trave:ed by troops returning to be mus
tered out of serviee t and at the rendezvous for then dia•
charge, unti) all such troops are dispersed.
Persons violating this order will be arrested, and
the liatlOlNlUlei in their oetabllshinexits will be emptied
out upon the
By comma of blaj Or general Cadwabsder.
JNO S. SCHULTZ&
JeS-10t Assistant Adiatant General.
tar UNION SIMTE CONVENTIOR.—&
State Convention will be held at Harrisburg on
WEDNESDAY, the 19th Jn1y,1865, at 12 o'clock M.. for
the purpose of potting in nomination a State ticket, to
be supported by the friends of the Union at the coming
October election.
The parzwet and zealous labors of a loyal people se
cured the great victory in 1600. and made the war,
Which our enemies denounced as a failure, a glOrious
1311M8111 in 1800.
Oar flag has been maintained, our enemtes de , troved.
our Oovernment preserved. and peace re- eatablished.
Let.every friend who aided in this result take measures
to be represented in that Convention. We mast see to
Atha% the ftnits of our mimesis are not lost to toe nation.
fluidness of vast importance will be presented for its
cc usideratioa, and every district in the State should be
represented. SIMOIQ ClaigWalt
Chairman.
W
BE " InCT ' 1 Wax Vottwer.Secretaries,
MIADQUAnTEnidi IMPAR.TMIENT
OF firdyI6I3ILVAINIA,
RUILLDELPTILL, PB., Jane a, MI
(31E,C1Theit No 6.
. .
The ationtion of COMUlaeing Officers of returning
Volunteer vr gaidEstions is directed to the following en
trant (rem General Order 1110. 94, current merlon, War
Dievarbsent:
****** *
"Eli route to. and after arrival in the State, the fol
lowing will be obssrvi d:
•• immediately on arrival at the State Rendezvous
the Regiment will be reported to and tsken control Of
by the Chief Mustering officer for the State or las as.
sistent at the point. " * a * **-4.
Pursuant thereto Commanding Officer, of all .Volun
teer organizations returning to Philadelphia for final
discharge wfii,immediatelyon their arrival in the city,
report thereon:mends to Brevet Major W. B. LANG,
U. S. A Met Mustering Officer, Eastern Division of
Pennsylvania.
By command of Major General Cedwalader.
JOHN S. SCHULTZ,
jet-lit Aceletant Adjutant General.
NOTICE TO ALL DRLINKKIENT
CORPORATIONS ORGANIZED WIDISH ANT
LAW OP TES STATE OF PEPANSYLVANIA.
notice is hereby given to all companies Inaol"POtatod
by or under any law of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl
vania, and organized at any time prior to the first Ron.
day of November, 1861, that have failed to make report
to the Andi ;or General under the let approved April 91,
1868. and the Aot ayproYed April 80, 1864, that they are
required to report totthe Auditor General forthwith , to
follows, viz.:
In case a dividend bu been declared, the Treasurer
will report, under oath, the amount of capital
_paid in,
the dale, amount. and rate per sent._ of eac h dividend
during the year ending the first Monday of November,
1864, and any previous rector years In whleb. the Com=
pany may Have had an no
existence;
and in casedivi
dend has been declared during the year orre ars end-
Lug fifOresaid, then an appraieement of cash
value of the capital stook, as it existed between the first
and fifteenth days of November, must be made by the
President or Treasurer, and a majority of the Directors"
under oath. When an apprairement to made, the re
Port ahonld also state at what time tha Company was
-
organized.
it addition to the Above report, under the act of April
Si, IESB, con:seale:not paying a tax on tonnage are its-
TDiked to make a separate report, tinder oath, of the
reasurer. of the amount of net earninga or 111111)11/8 re.
ceived during the period from April SO to November 1,
1864, in accordance with the second section of the sat,
approved April 80, 1864
COMPANLES INCORPORATED BY OTHER STATES
and "doing business in this Commonwealth," are
notified that they are made subject to the tax on net
Minim 'or income under the Id **talon of the aet of
April ao.
the amount
e required to report - to the Auditor
General thof notch net earnings or income re
ceived between the 50th of April and the Ist of Novem
ber. 1961.
All delinquent Compinier ineorporated by or under
any law of the State of Panneylvania, will be a ff orded a
reasonable time in which to make the seveul reports
required by law and above enumerated; but continued
neglect or refusal will subject them to forfeiture of
charter, no der the 2.1 proviso of the 2d section of the
act of April 80, 18e4, which is in ,he following words:
`• Provided farther; That any corporation which has
failed to make retiar.s to the Commonwealth, as re
quired by the act of April 21. A. D. 1868, entitled 'An ast
for th e better oeourlnglo' the Commonwealth the pay
ment of taxes doeby incorporated oompanlea, 'may make
snob return within sixty days after the Passage of this
act. any law to the contrary notwithstanding; and all
delinquent companies failing or refining to make full
returns and payment to the State, all required by the
several lawn of this Commonwealth in relation thereto,
thrill have all their right* and privileges declared for
feited by proclamation froM the GeVer" r •
ISAAC &arms%
Auditor General.
W. H. REBELS,
State Treasurer.
malS /re
liasalearzto. Hey 10,1866.
11 render important service
f this notice. which will be
Mations to the Pair.
1865.
John Welsh,
Dr. A. Manager.
Jay Cooke.
11. W. Clark,
Joseph Hewitson. Jr.,
Morton McMichael.
Henry G. Gary,
Wm. D. Lewis.
James 61.111 ken.
Dame H. Boner,
Diaries O'Neill,
James 0. Read.
Edward A. Bonder,
Lindley Smith.
J. B. Lippencott.
I. A. Oodey.
Daniel Had dock, Jr.:
Robert P. MU.
E. 8. Hall. '
OIL ASSOCIATION
NIA —OFFIGE, So.. 619
Rooms Dios. 10 andl2.
J.. 8. If elfrish.
Nicklone Petry,
Jacob B. Stout
OFFIC3IIIB.
PRESIDENT,
MONEOS INKYDBIL,
TREALOPILSR.
E H. HELFRICH.
ineasiAßY.
JACOB B. KBOUT
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA; SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1865:
mmAwr.
SOLDIERS i 111 E CITIZENS OF
PlMsdelptda have made arrangements to rife yon
warns. dncere..and cordial welcome on SATURDAY
neat. It is earnestly hoped. that every man who has
just retuned viatorlous from the war for the Onion will
be pressatou the ovation, to receive the congratnia•
ileum and thanks of his fellow-citizens.
We want *Vert one of rot to share is the reioisinge of
that day.
The following will be the programme: form at Camp
eadwatador, mews down 10 Colombia mane. do'int
Columbia &TWINY to Broad street. down Brood asset
(and be rationed at Penn Equare) . to Washington ave.
nue, down Washington avenue to the Refreshment hi-
Icons, and there partake of the banquet prepared for
you. AB. OTRWART.
jeB-3t Clerk of Committee.
HEADQUARTEBS 119 Ta REGI
MIXT I". V.
CAMP illuriebLADlSß, JllllB 10, 1885.
fOnDnitS. )
The °lacers and men of the Iteth P. - V, are hereby or
dered to report to DAMP CAD WALADRR, at .11 o'olook.
TOM MORNING. to sartielpate 111 the parade.
By order. WM 0. alidV.
Major Coramanding.
D. S. RaSSINQ BR.
Acting Adjutant.
I. The wounded officers and men Hof the 119th P V.
are requested to ranee With the Regiment. THIS D AT.
Ambulances will be In readiness at Camp Cadwaleder.
at 11 o'olook this A. M., to convey them.
11. All honorably discharged soldiers of the 119th P.
V. are invited to JoID Itt the sande of this de's..
W. C. OR&T.
Major Commanding.
D. 8 HABBINGSS.
Awing Adjutant._
iIMADVARTERS - 118 m REGI
MOT P. V , Jinn; ti. Ma
ORDERS; The Regiment Will be ReleMbied et CAMP
CAD wALADBB. promptly at 10 A M., 10th instant,
(SATURDAY,) to receive arras and accoutrements, and
to prepare for the review of retarned Veteran,.
By order of
Brevet Brigadier General GWYN:
H. T. PECK, Lieut. and A. Adit je9-20'
IHEADQUARTERS 114TH RE(H
MUTT PeUXISTIIeDIe , Volunteers, No. m 126 W.
DELANCEY PLACE, Jima 7. 1865.
CIRCULAR. —1 rcutiest the officers and enlisted
men of the 114th Regiment to assemble. in full uniform,
at Camp Cadwalader. en the morning of BATUBDAY.
the 10th inst., at 10 o'clock. for the purpose of receiving
their arms and accoutrements, and participating in the
/woollen tendered them by the citizens of Philllgelphia'
()Mere and enlisted men, who have been honorably
discharged odor to June 1. 1865, will report to Captain
d S. POD NIA. at the same time and place. The Band
...ad Drum Corps Will report to the ltwitaental Adju
tant, The so)unan is to be headed by Ifeagral Massie,
and reviewed by Governor Carlin and Mayor Henry.
This may be our last opportunity to meet in a bedY
under arms. Let every man be present to receive the
welcome tendered him by the pre eminently bow city
of 1 bliadeiphia. 1313ALLIIS IL T. COLLIS,
jes-3t Late Colonel Zonaves.
REAI QUARTERS 198TH REG 111
II
urt I'. V. • RBILADELPICA. Jlll2O 17, 1861.
I refined the officers and enlisted men of the 19Eth
Regiment "Ptionsylvaole Volunteers te assemble. in
tull uniform,et CAMP CADWALADS.B. On the morn
ing of SaTllllll.l7` , the 10th bat „ at 11 o'clock pretties
ly, for the purpose of receiving their arms and worn
treroents, and participation in the reception tendered
them by the citizens of Philadelphia. °Mom and en
noted men who have been honorably discherced for
reason of wounds and other senses, prior to June 2 , 1.
1866, will report to James Orne, Adjutant 108th Regi
ment PenninlVania Volunteers, at Gawp Oedwaltder.
at the same time. This may be our lest opportunity to
appear ass body under arms: let errery man be oesent
to receive the welcome tendered him by the loyal citi
zens of Philadelphia. 110.114710 J. BICKBL,
CoL and Brevet Brigadier General.
jeB-at 198th Regiment P. V.
IHEADQUARTERS 121sTREOI
linT Y. V., PHILADELPHIA , June 7th, 1886
CIRCULAR. —I request the officers and enlisted
men of the 121st Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers,
to assemble, in full uniform, at CAMP ceDwALIL-
Difit, on the morning at SA.TURPAY, the 10th instant,
at 11 o'clock precisely, for the purpose of receiving their
arms and acoonimments, and participating in the rew
line tendered them by the citizens of Philadelphia.
Officers and enlisted men who have been honorably
discharged for reason of wounds or other canoes, prior
in Tune 2d, 1860, will report to R. F. Bates. Adjutant
121st Pennsylvania Volunteers, at Camp Cadwalader,
at the time time. This may be our last opportunity to
meet in a body under arms. Le every man bt present
to receive the welcome tendered him by the loyal citi•
tens of Philadelphia. WEnT FCFK.
303-
It Late Major and Brevet Colonel 121st Pa. Vole,
..,
/FRIZZ MONEY AND GOVBRII
• mvivr BoTINTI TO ALL WHO MUTSU TSB
MUTSU STATUS MARTINS COUPS.
Orders have been received from the head of the
daring Gorge. at Washington, not to restrict reunite to
4 particular elms (cc bee been the ems heretofore), bet
to native ALL who have served in the volunteer ser
rise. or in the regulars, or in the maxillas, and have
been honorably discharged. 6241 persons enlisting 12
he United State, Marines will resolve the Govern
ment bounty, and wUI also be entitled to their share of
prise money in any captor* of the enemy's vesseb.
Tor further information amply at the reerniting ren
dezvous, Ito. 311 Sarah 1101111 T Street betwoon 9 A.
if. m410'11184 F. every day bed gunge"
3AMBEFFOBiIIY.
itpl-tf Captain and Resruitinst otteer.
CONFECTIONERY.
SUMMER CONFECTIONS.
PereOLIO about texviun the city should sall and ex
amine our splendid asseninieut Of
DELIVIOUS
CONFECTIONS,
SYRUPS, &0.,
Particularly adapted for the Warm Season.
E. G. WHITM 3N & Co,.
MANUFACTURERS,
318 CHESTNUT STREET.
/W Also, an aseortmaut of
BRILLIANT FIRE.WORKS.
is 10-siuthlin
summEß RESORTS.
ylLLow,
CHESTER SPRINGS HOTEL.
oGNlrtga GourrY. IGINESELVANIi
NOW OPEN
FOB VISITORS.
This Watering Place is situated.. -Pickering Creek,
Chester county, Pa.. thirty- two miles mast er
delphia, and has mem by the Philadelphia and
Heading Bs lined (twig, a day, from Thirteeith and
CsUowhill streets; at 8 o'clock A. hi and- 8.80 P. M ),
connecting at Ph ceninvilie with a coach-line, through
six miles of romantic country. by which messengers are
conveyed through to the Springs for SIM.
Excursion Tickets wilt be issued, good. from Saturday
nuts k caday, by which passengers can leave either at
o'clock n. M. or 3 30 P and return to the oily in
time for buglers on Monday morning.
The Water at the borings is a pare soft Water, of sand
stone and gravel bottom, very Metier for drinkbegand
bathing.
Extensive Cold and Warm Baths have been crested
in a beautiful grove fronting the house. They
consist of the Douche, Sits Plunge, and Shower Bathe.
It. long and familiar acgcaintanoe with the wants of
gneiss justifies the undersigned in asserting that the
public mill find the Yellow &pings every way satisfac
tory. He will nee hie best endeavors to render hie
house one of the most desirable resorts. In the United
States.
To families remaining the Whole season a reasonable
decoction will be alswed.
For further particulars call on Meows, Sirmtentodi
McGrath, Merchant Tailors. 740 CHESTNUT Street;
Charles C. Galin, S. W. seiner TRIED and VINE
streets or by addressing the Subtcrlber. at the
YELLOW SITED GS HOTEL. Chester county, Pa..
Who will cheerfully give all information required.
jelo-thowle* A. U. 'SNYDER._
UNITED STATES HOTEL, LONG
BR A IN% New Strsey, to now open for the re
ception of visitorr—June 10, 1865
lelo , 2roc EBNJ. A. IHOIMASES, Proprietor.
EDUCATIONAL.
BRYANT, STRATTON, & BAN-M
-TER'S NATIONAL COMISSECIAL COLLEGE,
AMIABLY BUILDING.
S. W. corner of CHNSTAIIT and TNNTH Streets.
Instruction in Bookkeeping, Penmanship, Commer
cial Arithmetic. Commercial Law, B 13111061 CMOS
pendenee, forms an
Young men who desire a thorough education for busi
ness should avail themselves of the advantages of this
institution.
Call or send for a Circular.
NEW GOODS,
DIRECT FROM PARIS,
Per Steamer Persia.
MARBLE AND BRONZE ()LOOKS,
BRONZE G.ROUPES AND FIGURES,
MINA VASES OF EXQUISITE DESIGNS,
NEW FANS, COMBS, &e., &0.,
Together with a MIMI) stook of
DIAMONDS, RICH JEWELRY, WATCHES
SILVER WARES, PLATED GOODS,
U., &a., U.
AT PRICES
GREATLY REDUCED
J. E. CALDWELL. & CO.,
Selo•St 13,?.% CHESTNUT Stmt.
mo%M, P A it. BOEL A.
PECTA.CILMS,
The tine Arab°la ie all that it professes to be. an aid
to impaired eyesighl, as well as a aradasi strength/1W
of weak viola. No one, indeed, who knows anything
of °pike but will approve of the principle.
FOR NIUE ONLY BY
E. BOEHM & SON, Optiolane,
No. 409 CHESTNUT Street.
NOTICE TO PHOTOGRAPHERS.—
We, the undersigned. Lace agreed., In pursuance
°tour usual custom, to close our ' , swap:lye places of
hueineea at 3 o'clock on Ratarday alternoone during the
months of June. July. and Angel% -
.IrOklgt N. SIMMONS.
OEO. TUBBS & SOL
lts W I PB ON HOOD.
.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
UNITED STATER INTERNAL REVENUE,
YILIST COLL/II:MON DISTRICT OP P.SANSTINANIA
EXTRSIN OP LAW.
SZOTION 83. And be it farther enacted. That upon the
amount', qualities, and values of produce, aOO , lO.
wares, merchandise, and articles produced or manu
factured. and /told ordelivered, herelnafterenurnerated,
the manufacturer or producer thereof, whether nisn
faetured or Produced for himself or for others shati pay
mate Collector of Internal Revenue within his district,
monthly, within ten (10) days frem the twentieth day of
..ach month, the duties of such products or manatee.
(urea and for neglect to pay such duties within said
ten (10)days. the amount of such runes, with the ltddi
,tone hereli..before prescribed. (10 per rent. penally.
and the costs of warrant, lire ,).may be levied upon
•be real and personal property of any inch produser or
manufastener.
ie9.Bt .1118PHE HARDING, Collector.
GEN. PRITCHARD.—FINE CARTEB,
&e, from life, of Gen. Pritchard. the Captor of
refFDavit. min be had at F. GOTERUNST'S Gallery,
70* ARCH Street,
J OHN C. BARER & CO.'S COD LIVER
OIL —TEM. TRUE AND ORlNlNE—Unsurpassed in
find eincia—ohe
swz.tvrEsT beic ABE UST PREPARED.
In Combs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma Goat. Goat. Nel
-1 tent Conenreption. and all Scrofulous Uomplainte, it
..Itentlmee produces immediate and certain °Fade when
they rezawile* have been taker/ with little or no benefit.
Sold by all inn:ISOM; in the city, and by the prowls
, r, Flo. 7lB MARKET Street. Jell- anthem
H AVANA. CRIARS.—A GOOO VA-
• RIM conatantly in store and bond at lowest
oh rates., 5.1F0 . 91111T dt 80118 .
_ .
M 124
216 — South
t?OLDLNG SPRING BE DS.
Bedding of away demeriptb 0.
Spring-bottom bad F cola.
ravoloior moos and nos, trays by the bale.
faILBECOOK d< 004,
9 South BEVENTR Street
(}BEAT CENTRAL CILOTHING HOUSE,
'%.lrArAricu.L.
puTED STATICS
7-30 LOAN.
THIRD SERIES.
$23%0004000.
IT MhoiltP of the Beers tary of ths Min a , t l i•
tutderslased, the General Pubeeriptiort Maul for the
sale of United Rates ilestulties, offers to the Wine
the third stoles of Treasury Notes, bearing 111111 , 62 sad
ihreatenths per seat. interest per mum, Mira as the
SEVEN.T.IIIRTY LOAN.
Them tot.. Ara lamed under We of July 111. 1864
and an payable three years from that date lir *ar
terial, or are sonTeMlble at the option of the holder Into
. 11. S. fro le 512 E Pra CENT.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.
Them Bonds are now worth a handsome premium,
and are exempt, as are all the Government Sonde,
from State, County, and Municipal taxation. tehich
adds from one to three per cent. more to their value,
amordlng to the rate lolled upon other property. The
Jeered le payable iond.snnually by conrona attetshed
to sash note. whisk maybe ant °S and sold to say bank
or banker.
The intereit at 7 BO per gent. amounts to
One gent per day on a 00 not..
Two cents per day on a $lOO lOW.
Ten cants per day on a VW not*.
Twenty cents per day on a $l,OOO note.
One Dollar per day on a $6,000 not*.
Rotes of all the denominations named Will be
Promptly famished noon receipt of imbseriptions.
The notes of this Third Series are precisely similar in
form and privileges to the Seven-Thirties already sold.
'saw* that the Government metres to Melt the option
of paying interest in gold coin at 6 per oent. !Weed of
8-10ths th currency. Subscribers will deduct the in
terest in currency ay to July 16th. at the time when
they enbetrihs
The delivery of the notes of this Third genes of the
Seven-Thirties will commence on the let of June, and
will be made promptly and sontiuttonely after Outdate.
The 41101 change made in the condition of this
THIRD BERM affects only the matter of Interest.
The payment in gold, if made. will be ailtdrilliht 10
the earreney interest of the higher rate.
The retarn to Steele payments, In the omit Of Whist
only will the option to pay interest in gold be *Yelled
of, would so :sillies and equalize Prises as that nut
shells, made with six per sent. In told would be fully
equal to those made with seven and three-tenths per
rent. In currency. This is
TEE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
now offered by the Government. and if II misierior ad-
Tankages make It the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
Less than $230,000.000 of the Loan authorized 'by
Congress are now in the market. Thii amount, at
the rate at which it is being absorbed, will all be
subssribed for within slaty days, when the note*
will undoubtedly command .a premium, as has tug
rormly,been the case on gloving the sabeeriptions
other Loans.
In order that 'Mena of every town and section of the
sountry may be -afforded faellitiew for taking the loran.
the National Baths. State Banks. and Private Bankers
throughout the' country have generally agreed to re.
eatva StlbieriPtWall at pos. Subsaribeas will aelostiheir
owl, agents, in wbom, they hasssenibienra. lad Wito
only are to be moonlit& for the delivers of the notes
for whisk that' remise orders.
JAY COOKS.
SUBSCRIPTION AMT.
No. 114 . SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADBLPHLL
EIN firEIN,
110.151EGNEWL.113
& Co.,
BANKERS,
o. 13110 AI) STREET,
NEW YORK.
We draw at eight, and at sixty days, on LONDON,
PARIS, FRANKFORT, and all other principal cities of
Buxom
Tartlet; opening current accounts may deposit and
draw at theliCotivenlaiiiiiillie de asWitßilin cirri
BAKIS, and will be allowed interest on ail balances
over ORR THOUSAND DOLLARS, at the rate of POUR
Per cent, per annum. Orders for the purchase or sale
of various Issues of Government and other Mocha.
Bonds, and Gold executed on Commission.
inyStweamir
WILLIAM H. MACOM. Camas A. WARM.
BACON it WARDER,
STOCK AND NOTE BROKERS,
EISK. WALNUT STREET.
Stocks boned and sold on Commission.
Trust Mande invested in City, State, or Government
Loans.
linbiariptione regal -Tod for the Vatted States 7.30 Loath
without charge for commission to the purchaser.
jet, Umatilla -
SEVEN•THIRTIEB,
OF
JUNE
IN AMOIRITS TO SUIT,
AT 11E, AID INTEREST ALLOWED TO TONE 15
For We by
330NMXIELI at CO..
mv2741 NO. 34 SOUTH TRIED STREET.
P. STAXPOILO. • JOS. L. HOUSTON.
STAMFORD & HOUSTON,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
No. pa SOUTH THIRD STREET,
•
PHILADDLPRIA.
Dealers in Government SesuritleaVSpeele, Unconent
Money. City Warrants. ao.
Stocks bought and sold on commission at the Regular
Board of Brokers. myd3•lm
THE FRANKLIN SAVING FUND,
HO. 136 SOUTH FOURTH MEW, BELOW
EST,
Pays Ilya per ant. Int CH erest NUT on Delpoidta, AMU. for
the Salo of United Mates 7 &11l Lomax at VIM Gwrorn
meat, Mats and2ltT Lana and Bkosks Isonald sad sold
for datandtoti Mbars on Ckmanisslol. ed 13.31
LINCOLN
MONUMENT 16-€III3OC/AMION.
OFFICE NO, 921 CHESTNUT STREET,
submiption, will be received daily for the erection
of the
XcurwrlmmNir
TO
PRESIDENT LINCOLN,
Between the hours of 9 o'clock, A. AL and 9 P. N.
Contributions should be addressed to JAMBS L.
CLAtillalik. Treasurer.
ALEXANDER HENRY, President,
JAMBS L. °LAMM!. Treasurer.
CHAS. J. STILLS. Bei - rotary. je7•et
pHOTOGBAPHS OF PUBLIC BUILD
11,0S, Churches. ResMenem sad Country Beats.
—Those who wish to P 7811111 1 ,0 a type ot the old Home.
etesd should apply to B. F. RBUld/R. Photographer.
6R4 ARCH Street.
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS, TWELVE
for $1.2.6. neat and pretty style Likenesses. snits•
bit, for Albums, just the style for scholars to exchange
with classmates. 10100. ND Street, above
Gr , eh, lt*
MI UNION MOWING MACHINES
PEICSB REDUCED. •
‘II9BIRT BUMP, Tn.,
jeld Yon 992 and 924 Megan St , above Ninth.
Oft BUCKEYE MOWERS AND
KRarßaS—Plucsa Esptrolcp.
RODENT BUM, Ja.,
j eIO ros 922 and 924 MARKET Ea., &bow. Ninth.
Ai PRATT'S STEEL-TOOTH HORSE
HAY RAKES—TRICE@ GREATLY REDUCED.
ROBERT BUM, Jn,.
j+lo Boa 922 and 924 MARKEY St., above Ninth.
All FAMILY FRUIT AND WINE
PESSEdeb. or all slue.
ROBSTIT BUIS% .T.H...
jolt) Net t 922 and 924 MARKS? be., above Math.
dui CULTIVATORS AND CULTIVA•
TOli TJETH. BOBBRT MST. "JR.,
jelo Noe. 922 and 024 Mauna Bt.. above Ninth.
3. E. 00R. span AND MARKET STREETS.
RNTAIL-Day , aeons;
COOPER ft COURD,
VINTIEI .ht.rfl) MALUILET.
MINE OASSIMERES.
LINEN DRILLS AND DUO&
RUMMER COATINGS.
THIN DRESS GOODS.
LIEW WUITZ GOODS.
DOMESTIOS REDUCED.
ELEGANT SILK SAOQUES.
BLAOK HBRNANI SHAWLS.
Jet ft
EYRE & LANDELL,
FOURTH AND ARCH,
SUMMER SILKS AND SHAWLS.
TOWELS FOR HOTELS.
PURE WHITE SHAWLS.
DIAMOND MARSEILLES.
GOODS FOR TOURISTS.
WIDE GOAT SILKS.
LLAMA SHAWLS.
adalzr. FLANNEL.
1,000 Low QUILTS.
TABLE LINEN.
ap26.tliam2w
TAGG BRO , CORNER TENTH AND
PINS Streets. open from large Jo:Lotion Sale,
8 lots Ladies' White Cotton Hobe, 88 to 600. bargains.
filets Gents' Brown Cotton 34 Hose, 25, 35, 40. and 800. i
1 101 Ladiseirine•throad Cianalet Travelling Glores.6o4.
lots Ladies' One Lisle Thread Gloves. only 204
1 lot LaMar' heavy-work Black Mohair Mitts, 760.
1 lot Boys' bleached 3G Doge, 5, SM, and 6 in, only 204.
I lot Gents' Lead-colored Cotton Mores. Sc.
2 lots Ladies' One India Gann Merino Vests, 28 and 30
in, , SI an dit21.25
2 lois One India Gauze Merino Drawers, only $1.60.
1 lot, 20 doz., Beata' Gauge Merttio Underentrts SI.
5 lots, 70 dozes, Vents' Fahey Colors and Mick Silk
leek Ties, 250.
I lot, 1,000 gapers lowther.heitil Carpet Tacks. ae. .
1 103 Feather Bnst Beissbes. only 130.
I lot 411.1.1n0n Buck Bath Towels- 50,78 per 0102011.
1101 Swiss Polka spot Dress Moline, 500.
3101 e SwlsaStripe Manlius from Dienes an d eartbaldiell.
40 and 62e.
2 lots Imitation Task Swiss Blasting, 50 and 85e.
7 lots plata Ralnsuok lititlins, 201;0 01 93.
2 lots, 2 CAW, small Palm Leal Fans, Ho
1 lot blast and mixed stripe Balmoral Skirts, 52.
1104 443 eosin, very Site corded border Linea
1 lot, 2 lava* wide, Latvia , * b est thiblitY Black Berne..
not Dams* tad Snow. drop 3: Table Napkin*, $3 re
dozen.
1 lot very heavy donbire.bpllell whit Black Bonnet Rib
bon, M.
, .
With other le:ts; also, Notions and Trimmings. at the
Cheap Auction store, corner .of TANTEI and PISS
Streets. Jelo-2t
PEARL TAMARTINEB, 50 CENTS.
AL Pearl Wool De Latins. 66 and 66 cents.
Pearl Mohair's and Alpacas, 60 cents up.
New sbadee Melange Lanes, double fold, 75 cents:
Flee quality narrow striped doable fold Lane de
elrahle.
French Orland! antJaconet Lawns.
Plain. Flak. and Buff Lawn&
Auction lot Mask and White Lamm, 373 f cents.
French Figured Grenadine Badges, 46 cents.
' Extra quality flask Alpacas.. 60 cents to $l.OO.
Lupin's 6-4 Slack Wool De Leiner. $l.OO.
Tire above. mite other goods, are prinolpally job iota,
selling rapidly under Tarns.
COOPXR (101514.8. n.
it IL N. corner WITH and MAREJIT Streets.
10,000 a n d YAAD A IF O I B NE OASSINERES
Very pat fancy Cassimeres
Substantial styles for plain peel..
Nebby patterns. French, Scotch. and American.
Barris' finest fsbrics,, for beet custom.
Fine Coatings. of every material.
Heavy French Linen Sonar.
Tailors' Linings, by the Mena or yard.
1,014111rIC: GOODS.
Shootings and Shirting's. by the yard or piers,
webs of roibleeebed Mnctine, ninon roamed.
Linen, Flannel. and Ticking 'tools complete.
White Goods stock largely. replenished, and. selling
at very lowest prices.
COOPER & 41011kilD,
It S.S. corner NINTH and MARKET ;Streets.
cI.AtZE BIIIVIRER BLKNICETS.-
Just received an Invoice of Summer Blankets. the
finest and Belden we heve ever had.
BEBYPABD, VAR HARLINGEN, ds AMMON.
House readable' Dry Bond&
jeS•etutb et 1008 CHBeTBUT Sheet.
COOPER CONAJW, NM= AND
MARKET, have
The beet ILiamimere stock In town.
Good Linen Drills, Docks, Coatings.
Tailors' Linings, of every kind.
Muslin stock complete, prices right.
Family Linens, ceiling, gold, at 300.
Gauze, domet and other Fla,nnels.
Peari Wool Delainee, 65 and 65 cents.
Tatra fine black blot, atr Alpaca,
Lupin's 6-4 black Wool DeMises, tt 1.
Good stock white Maimed4k. Swim.
Bird-eYe Linen, strlpod. fined Cerabrioe and
Jeconstr, intro* biuglina• EMIL &C
White nerfge and other thin Shawls.
Slik Eaccraf... and Summer Dilaters je7-tf
:I CHAMBERS, NO. 810 ARCH ST.
v • INTIM; STOCK RIDUCBD.
Bleck Thread Laces.
Thread Veils.
Thread Lace Barbee.
•
Bernstitched Handkerehiefe, busing.
Cambric Edgings and Insertions.
Blirr4d and Fancy French ?darling, for waists.
SEISTLeBD BRAWLS AMA SILL kikliTi.E3
off below cost. 3e6 6t'
SPLENDID STOOK OF LINEN
GOODS. just opened at VA ARCH Street. nom
prising—
Turkish, Bath, Reek. an plain Linen Towels.
Napkins, of beautifal patterns. and all grades.
Table Lnens, bleached, Leif-bleached, and brown.
Richardson & Dunbar's, Dickineon's., and other
Linens.
Ladles' and Gents' L. C SRA, from 123icto sl.
bern'd stitched and col'd borders—very nice.
in S 1 tf JOHN H. STOKES.
-111,4 6 01 E gnu..
NADI OR ORINADI6IB.
8.4 black Benign'. ordicary mash.
8.4 black Taraartines and Crape Maretr.
8.4 whitefflamattlnes and Bareges.
Sinale•width c• 8 wide black HEITIIMIt t .
Heavy seek 6-8 wide black Hernani. %
Black Tamartineg, Grape Manta, and Challl6s.
Double• width black De Latches and Tamil. Clot hr.
Black Grenadines and Bombssinea.
binale•wldch black;DeLahl46.
EDWIN HALL do CO.,
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SELLING OFF BNTIN.I STOCK
TO CLOSE BUSINESS!!
GOODMRORAN D Y I A X NDRHFOO.R SALE
We invite special attention to the above annonneenient.
We have a Larne Stook.
We are Selling Cheap.
Every yard is to be dosed ont on or before the tat day
of September. Mika and Drees Goods.
Olathe. Gassimeres. and Linen Goods.
Shawls, Cloaks. Skirts. Batas dte.,&e.
Muslims and Calicoes mush under market twice.
CHISEL
?ROMS RY &
mylaain Um of EIGHTH and SPRING GLADE,.
FIGURED SILK GRENADINES,
of the best qualities sad styles, to Black and Gray
Droned'. Ns to $l.OO
Travellins-Drwse Goods, in every variety.
BriW Dress Goods, is treat yeasts.
Handsome Oboes Oka, VA,
VEUY CHEAP 8LA.911 SILKS,
suitable for Dresses, Mantles, and Sacqnes.
COTTON GOODS AT LESS THAN WHOLISA,Li
PRIOSS
Merrimac, Sprague. and Pacific Prints,
10 4 Walthiust and Pcperill bleached hheatinas.
H. STEEL & 13024,
ru7B-rt Nec 713 and 115 North TENTH Street.
NMW OSELIWE FOR 1E035.
THE MAT= nersomort of TEM A 0 LK
HOOP SKIRTS.
J. W. BRADLEY'S New Patent DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(or double) SPRING SHIRT.
WENS' BRADLEY & CARY Gate .1 T. & J. 0.
West), pouiwitoPanarous and MANUFACTURERS,
97 CRABBERS and 79 and 131 READS ttreats, Sew
York.
THIS INVENTION consists of DUPLEX (or two) EL ,
WPM Steel SPRINGS. IngeDlollBl7 BRAIDED VORTEX and
FIRMLY together, Enos to zees. making the TOUOHEST,
most FLEXIBLE. ELASTIC, and DURABLE SPEWS ever
need. They seldom BEND or BREAK, like the Single
Springs, and consequently preserve their PERFECT and
BEAUTIFUL SHAPE TWICE as LONE ES any other Smut.
'Mk WONDERFUL FLEXIBILITY and great COMFORT and
PLEASURE tO a experien c edaring the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SHIRT will be particularly all CTOWded
ASSEMBLIES, OPERAS. CARE.racss, RAILROAD CARS,
CHURCH rilwe ARMCHAIRS, for PRONE. ADS sad gOISIE
Dan% as the SHIRT CRE be FOLDED Whoa in nee t 0 00(10.
PI a small PLACE as easily as a FILE or MUSLIN DRESS.
A LADY baying enjoyed the pleasure. comfort, and
peat convenience of WEARING the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
ETEEL. SPRING SKIRT for a SINGLE DAY will Raver after
grain Willingly dispense with Matrixes For CRILD/ont,
Mime, and AMINO LADIES they are SUPERIOR to aft
others.
THEY are the best quALlti it every part, and un
questionably the LIGHTEST, meet DINEHAELyLoonFoRT ,
ABLE and ECONOMICAL SKIRT ever made.
kOR SALE in all FIRST' CLASS STORES In this city. and
throughout the UNITED STATES. HAVANA BE OUNA,
MEXICO, SOUTH AMERICA. and the Weer INDIES_
Awlstauiss POE THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SKIRT.
. e , c , i 0
ti 40 * HOP111 ( 1 ) 1 4 3 : 0 t' l l 1 11 1 16. 8 i "OP 628.
HOOP SKIRTS. the-beet assortment and beet
st the y TI
uaalinty
ad ee. y r l om 1 8 to 6 ct prin Gore rom i s sa to e s n 4. q Plain
Skirts, all the new shapes and sizes, from 19 to 80
springs, from $1.41) 'to $2. Skirts of extra heavy Wee
.and extra tapes.-from 90 to 95 wings, from $1.90 to
$2.18, asidsee. Cod. Children's. Of every trod* Ole 6
to at widget. Siord 4 to 8 (lents per twine; they* .no
tole. agents for the New Flexible Skirt i Vogt
Or
pliable Boor Stitt made, and kill equal to die
Sande Skirt. and at mush lower prises Aleo, -
stonily on hard, fall lines of low-prleed Sew A
Skirt,, kid-padded and matallie.fastened-16 vs at,
86e. ;20 springs, $1; 25 twinge, s lat; 30eptinse.1 :
and 40 sp rings . $l.BO. skirts made to order, atta r ,
and repaired. at 65$ ARCH Street, molt lm*
GROCERIES.
COFFEE 1 COFFEE ! COFFEE !
HENRY CHAPMAN,
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Java,Nanilia, Laguayra, & Rio.
ROASTED WITHOUT
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OR
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LARD!!
I t ARD!!!
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Jan
p FAMILIES BREWING IN MR
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their Conntry residences, with
RV/MIT DEBORIPTIONOP-VIAN 0/00.Eltiag. T 3&.
&a &o
ALBERT O. ROBERTS,
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- ROSE LEAVER WA.NTED.-10,00 0
pounds Rose Leaves wanted, for willab JO Cents
per pound will De paid, W st
M. P. sags sr SONS ,
Naw Drug and Paint Store.
me-What* ELEVENTH Mad MiIIKET Streets.
THE ATTENTION 'OF RETURNED
yolunteets, and others, abont parcbseing
SEEL Is invited to the large and elegant : assortment of
Hold and Silver Watches, of American and Foreign
makers, Diamond Pint. Hinge. Studs. and bete, Mains,
Seale, ; andlPlated Ware, which will be soi l
at lita lowest prices, by Lb WDI ba °CHU&
Diamond Dealer and. Jeweler.
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T' GAYWORVITOI
El STORY OF THREADS AND THRUMS,
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"Of threads and thlnma; because a simple story of
thin mined, divine; and human weaving, we call Lifer wherein are threads—Mors lying evenly along the loom,
and made secure and perfect with a filling; wher4in are
also many thrums—ends broken or dropped midway, or
reaching our unnotsh.d tengtha beyond the web;
wherein i li a rates seems, se often, f aulty; where much
Bums lost, lift out Or wronor joined; where corns.
Prudence is delayed, and lull matched beauty mined;
where colors are confused; Where the pattern, being
vast, may never quite enrol to earthly vision; where
Patience keeps her foot upon the treadle , and Fan
met stand, with fervent eyes, beside the winging
shuttle,
shuttle, knowing of breadths that shall be woven by
and by. "
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Booksellers' hands already; the third edition is print.
lag.
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LITTLE, BROWN, & CO.,
JOHN BRIGHT ON THE AMERICAN
quESTION.
JOHN BRIGHT, M. P.,
With a Biographical Introduction,
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bYp. Britht. Pit pealleation in America s at the re
galia of Mr. Moore. The volume WM present a 'MI.
feolleetion in Ng Bright's splendid efforts in de
of the mute of liberty sad free government in
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at 6 o'clock preeleely—Large and valuable .3351D1401
of the late Madame Brazier, MARRED Street. wee: of
Fortieth street; lot MO by 280 feet; Weimar Oardon. Sae
Fruit. Jtc.
Avoly to M. THOMAS it SONS,
zarle 4t* 139 and 111 South FOURTH street.
FOR BALE-A VALUABLE LOT OF
Ground. S. E corner of Broad and Callowhill eta. ;
130 by 240 feet.
Do. do, S. E. corner of Bridge and Thirty.se.
cot d streets; 142 by 218 feet.
Do. do., S W. corner of Bridge and Thirty•ea
cowl streets. 100 by 203 feet.
Do. do.. B. W. cornerot Thirty.aecond and Ha
verford streets; 216 by 15341 feet.
Do. do.. B. W corner of Ninth and Berke
etreets; 600 by 180 feet.
Do. do., d. B. earner of Twenty second and
Spring Garden streets; 90 by 103 feet.
Do. do., Darby toad. between Chestnut and.
Walnut streets; f 0 by 120 feet,
Do. do., 111.1nworth street, from Twenty-eighth
street to the Schuylkill ; 1,000 by 101 feet.
Do. do., on Manheim street. fiermautrWas
stout 3 scree.
Do. do.. on Teem , street, at Holmeiburg,
With many others of various size.
B. P. (MIEN,
10 1243 South 801111TH Street.
da FOR SALE—AN EXCELLENT
.60013 b re and Business Place, 214 Doan Forest,
Superior Dwelling, 36 feet rront, N 0.1919 Green street,
Store and Dwelling. good. Encloses Stand. 236 Borth
Sixteenth street. corner Of Winter.
convenient Dwelling, No. 203 South Tenth greet;
wasted.= soon.
Neat Dwelitng, No 732 Obiricy street.
Desirable Dwel leg, Broad street, above Brown; lot
20 by 160 feet.
B. F, GLEVN, 123 South FOURTH Street: or
jelD P W. car. SEVENTEENTH and GREEN.
aFOR SAL E , WITH IMMEDIATE
oeesaion, the convenient Dwelling. No. 2014
reent Vernon esrget. B.F (dam
jelo B. W. cor. BEVBETEBNTB and GRUEN
ja GERMANTOWN. -FOR SALE,
=AL NOTTINGHAM KNITTING I fl [e CLINTON
Street. with Steam Engine, Shafting, Potties, and Belt
ing, Fulling Stocks, Drying Booms, with heating pipes
and gas throughout; all in complete order for Immo
diets operation, together with the Dwelling attached.
The Idechinery in said Mlll is area for sale Apply to
010/MI STOOKIIAM, Kensington jeetnths St
41, FOR BALE.—A VALUABLE PRO
mot nwrir. on Market Square, Garment's'', n. The
improvements are a substantial Brick end Forte dwelt
-
ins. and frame stable. The lot to 40 by 666 feet, orna
mented with fine shade and fruit trees. Apply at In.
mance Ofilefl, /MAIM and ARMAT Streets, Twenty.
second Ward. jet
VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
FOR PALA north tide Pine await, above Twen
tieth- In perfect order, and with every requisite can
0411iPID en Price $9,000. address Box 477 Phitalieloble,
Pont Office. Ja9.9t*
S t FOB SALE-AT THE VILLAGE
of Haddonfield. law Jersey—A handsome modem
DW RLLIAO HOWIE and about Throe Acres of Lind.
suitable for the summer or permanent residence of one
doing business in the city. Location, six miles from
Philadelphia about one genera from station on the
Osniden and Atlantis Railroad. by which access roar be
had to and from Philadelphia by six trains daily each
way. House large and well fluishad, with modern
conytniensea. Retract shrubbery, trees, gc. Mine
and Coach. house attached.
Immediate possession. Apply RI
FIABLE9 RROATN.
JOB At* No' as 9 . BSVIIIITH Strait, fllita
FOR SALE-A. DESIRABLE RE-
SiDENCI3, centrally located, in an elogaw netgh
borhoadt horse 28 feat front. contains ail modern im•
provemer te wide hall, largo parlor, library. de:. and
is to complete order. Choke fruit sad shrubbery lu the
yard. Lowest price $19.0e0. a considerable padlock at
which can remit, if denirsd. or would he exellasged
for a smaller property, Apply No 40 North FOUR PH
Street.
el TO LET— CHESTNUT-STREET
sTeltE, No 1031, with Dwelling, end with mo.
t';.rn improvement's. Jos BO'
MgFOR SAL E—HOUSE, NO. 908
FR iNKLIN street. above Poplar. Inquire of J. P.
g21.101180N. go. 1427 North FIFTO Et jel.im•
atft ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.—FOR
hand ma coTraus (oppcmite Lae U. S.
lintel), with or Without furniture, entraining 13 romm
and a good cistern. eras to H J. WOOTOtIf, atlantic
city, oz to J. H. BATHS, Seventh Sitstioosi Soak,
Philadelphia. mySS•I2I
.11 PRIVATE SALE OF A SMALL*
oloa PAPAL —The following Real Estate, contain..
log between fifteen and sixteen acres of land, in good
Goastion, situated on the old Lancaster road. Rix miles
from the permanent bridge. 10 the township of Lower
Motion, and county of Montgomery, one ralla from the
athenaville station. on the Pennsylvania Railroad and
half a mile from the Libertyville station, on said reti
nal. The improvements are a comfortable Rouse.
Rant and other onthooses, a welt of excellent water at
P e door, a Spring-bailee Oyer ■ lieVer•failleg epring.
A in.., of water penile through the plass amble of
wattrine the year round. The land ie all
under culture Title indisputable. Immediate posses.
Rion will be given if reciltlied
Por further parttonlate. inquire of WILLIAM Mo.
KEEVER, No. 320, North THIRD Street, or to Ins
enimether, residing thereon.
JO 2t A. B. MAUVE&
TO EXCHANGE—IMPROVED FARMS
a of 40 and 121 Ames, Oil Stocks will be taken in
part payment; also, Home and Lots to exenaoga.
ABM'. swam
SV 210. 308 WAGS 112 tit.. Boom 16.
FOR SALE-A GOOD ST YLIS EL
.141 4 yatr of Tamil bay Bo.assi, good size, and
PAif••dilY snatch teen. Also. a Atte Bonita
00ditd four•tprini t ib.et o, sod a falfing.top single
Canine. two a oow double set 01 scarnece. Are. gilt
Ecenntlng*, end sato( Araia ffarnasa, i.ilvermountlagoi
by a gentleman going to tl
J. It P.,
jcB Bt.* 2917 HAMM Rind
gar* FOR SELLIC--A. FEW TOP
klud no-cop Wagone of OM oWn woks.
GSO. w wgiT.ON k CO
fa et No. 1210 CHESTNUT Street.
DEPARTMENT FOR OWTON WORE.
P at. 1,4
NEW CHESTNUT-STREET THU:
Rll-01118111M' TRIRT.4I3OVP_TWIRTIL
TRIO
_SATURDAY ATUANOOR.
_TORTT-BIYANR GRAMM RAINILT
Wait tor the
FIRST Alp OW
At a Eattitet, thi listrarramoioETAll.ch
with O he presented its
SPLISRDID ISM OM GRAND NAMES.
Sidi , splitting nee , great cast, eta. ate.
Admission to the Marines
Children 2
30 OTS TO ALL KARTS or PUS ROUBJ
5 Gents.
This Satanism, Evening, Idurt Right of Walla Dessl
Bill:
PoOknowrkii,
AND TAN
With all their COMMAS BuoTRIES,
DRAUTRUL SORRIIR. yang A.VICAL
NINE OASIS,
S t o t i a i k ,Th nuira i Nupl ylait, Th.are
IVES MG espeg it
al inrMisa
1110EDAV,, June 13. Bel,eSt of J. 0. Feeler,
TUESDAY VENIEU, Jas. , IS. bun LOTT& SA thlo
SIVE' DAUGHTERS OF SATAN.
WEL JOHN DREW'S NEW ARO&
STRUT MAIM.
MEM OF ME. G. E. GRIFFITH.
TO.BIGHT (SATURDAY), June 10th, 1085,
RING HINItY
TEIII WIDOW'S VICTIM.
WITH CRAIG'S IMITATAOSS,
And the Drama of 'SRN BO LT.
ALL TDB OLIMPARY IN TSB CAiTS.
mosDAY-71111 WSBB SISTER&
pHILADBLPIIIA NATATONIIM
PHYSICAL INSTITUTB
BROAD, below Walnut, Philadelphia•
SWIMMING S ciao oLd
FOR CHILDREN,
LADIES, and
GENTLEMEN.
The Swimming Department of the above kith*doe
Is now in foil operation. Dr. JANOS '8 System or
struction it easy, pleasant, and very enteesefal. Ladies
or gentlemen contemplating to visit the selaborli net
Moine learned to swim yet, are Invited toa visit. :rocs
six to ten lessons will enable them to become good
swimmers by continued practice. The temperature of
the water Is always that of midsummer. For parttsa•
tars, see circular. tar64l
CONCERT HALL,
eoscesstbl
MORD AT xvisinz4e, June 646,
For a short ninon only,
ReALLISTBR,
The world•renowne6
WIZARD OF THE WEST.
26 cents.
For part niers see programmes. je6.4
ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS, CHEST
NUT Strati Om Mouth, will continue open
untliNune 10.
Adenine) on 10 conic leQ• Gt
BOA DIIII N.
BOARDING.—A HANDMX
Second•otory Front ROOM at No. 814 Soatit
WASktIDOTON Immo. joB-9t*
WARDING -VACANT, SEVERAL
HANDSOME ROOMS, at
Allyn lit' 906 51'11.1703 STRUT.
na.y /30AliD, WITH FIRST•OLASEI
Square.
Dinner', at rio. 6114 southwp.saarar • a
rayl9-1"e
REMOVALS.
pt --
EMOVAL.GEO. W. WATSON
-LA , CO. have removed their CARRI ins /MOUTON!
to their old place, No IA tO 0 MUM r Street (under
Concert Ball), where they will keep a stook of Cirriage*
of their own make. and will receive orders for ever!
deecription of first-ciao work.
Jana 7, 1885. .le7 Sot
REMOVAL.
WILLIAM YARMALL
m Removed from No. 1020 to Jo. 1232 011110 T.
Art +arm, 0, 31.. co of RTNIIINTO Street
Where invites tit at tent ion of houeelleanora. awl
Mon anamaaelne• housekeepg. 14 ais *atingle. ele
eortmeat of rie"fal
ROtlith FURNISHING GOODS,
H _
Ottoortor Refrigerator", Tablet:tottery. 711131117 ai&
ware. Children's Cerrisses. &s., Ace. soo4 13,
HANDICL AND HAYDN BOOLITY'S
ANNULI, EIXOURBION
TO ATLANTIC CITY,
TEMBEIDA.T. My 6, 1866. Jel•thNtd
805. ARCH STRBIYMUNO ROOM. 805.
OODIFICTIONIRT AND ICEMAN SALOON.
No, 805 ARCH MUST, PHILADELPHIA,
(North side, inform ighth I
We would rsepectfully the public that w.
have opened a DINING AND ICE CRUX SALOON at
the above-named location, where we wilt be happy to
wait on all who may favor us with a call, at alt hours
of the day nom etc A. in. to 10 P. al
A k m% Dinner of any hind, with potatoes,
heea and Wier, ,t() cents The same, Wlia any WC ,
veaetables and coffee, 00 cents
W e wiil alwa7 s keno On band i
CHOICE ram rt. DI SEASON t
nIikAND PLAIN OONYNOTIONENY
PLAIN AND FANCY OASES .4
ICE OBNAM AND 'TALLIES.
ALSO,
DOW'S ORLSEHATID /08-CBBAN SODA WATER.
With the choicest syrups.
On the first floor is furnished the most delightful sum
mer drink, Icy cold. pure and sparkling.
Gen Demos , whose fl =
ea are out of the city dart
the hot weather, will title Jut the place to Pro •
cure a quiet homelike mea
Gentlemen and ladies havlr week , at
can be famished
board for six days of the week, at lees rates than. WSW
bill of rare
The location being central renders it a desirable plena
for ladles and gentionum of oar city. at VW Ite the ear•
roundihg country. WI at
505. AROR STREET. SON.
RILVIDBRE DELAWARE RAIL
ROAD.
TWO THROUGH NORTHERN CON*
NECT lONS DAILY.
LEAVE P. AND T. R 8. TEISINOTOE DEPOT AT
7.30 A. M. AID 3 30 P. M.
Connneetint directly through to
BesTON.
Or ATER
wirmsBABEE,
AND TUN
GREAT LAKES.
Through Tickets sold and Baggage Checked throng*
to all prinelpid points idoth and West.
W. H. IrATZHER, Anent.
ailmig . WEST JERSEY RAIL-
ROAD LlNO—From foot of Walnut
Batty except Sundays,
Commencing SATURDAY, Jane 10th, 1865.
For CAPE MAY, 4te,, at 8 AO A. M, , Express 163 P.
.. assengr.
Per MILLYILLE, Y/NELAND, 8.80 A. 21., and.
2tO I", el,
For BRIDGETON, SALES, 40,, at 9,16 A RI 406
P. at.
For GLASSBORO, an, 8.30 and 9.15 A. M., 280 and
4.00 P M.
For WOODBURY, 60., 8,30 and 9.16 A. 31„ UM, 4,00
and 6.30 P. M.
RETURNING. WILL LEM
Cape May at 6.90 A. M Mail, 8,20 A, M.. Freight,
6, CO P. M., Passenger
Mittvule A.
at 7.32 , Mail, 1208 P. M., Freight.
6,66 P. M., Passenser.
Bridgeton at 640 A, M., Mall, 9.46 A. AL. Freight,
4.20 P. M.. Passenger.
Salem at 6 26 A K., Mall, 9,03 A. u,, Freight, 6,06 P.
M. Passenger.
iroodhary at 9.06 and 8.18 A. M Mall, 9.06 A K.
Freight, 6.16 and 023 P. , Passenger.
On the Tat - day or 'nig in Additional °sprs train
will he added to and from Cape May. and whi ee r& wilt
leave Cape Me, at 8.00 A, M , and Philadelphia at 4.32
P. M,. through.n
V t AN e RE u MIS f B r U C E a , m B den e
rintendent ,
West Jersey, Salem, and Cape May ma aitilville Rail*
rued
TOE WEST JERSEY EXPRESS IOMPANY
will attend to all its lOUS' brunches of express Mot
nese, receive, deliver and forward through. other ro
eporaible Express Companies, to all parts of the mut
h Y, article entrusted to them.
A Fpzeial Ofisesenger atoompaniss each through train,
PHIL ADIIIPHA, JUDO 6,1666,
s t - CATAWD3BI RAILROAD
ntipk A Sr —To Tourlets and Travel.
gxcarston Season et BO
LO Ontario Faguenay
The Thoneend Islands, Portland,
The Rapids of St Lowest ee Whits Moontalns,
Eivsr. Saratoga Springs, dm, die .
Montreal, am. +to.
Quebec, so., ete,
Tiskete for the above Rzonrslons, whi.b. Lave boot
go long and fairombly thOWo to the Phila4.4lDhtei
public, try various routes to Niagara Palle, for tale at,
these— ,
CATARINA RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE, 426
Cbeetort street. under "Philadelphia Rank, when fait
Information will be given,
R. VAN HORN, P*FIR sneer Agent,
425 GRIOTNOT SteeeL
aIiggiMECHEAT AND PLEA..
SANT BIYMEHREt Tainll4
CANDBN AND ATIANTIO, AND ft&WAN teak
DRLAWARR Bel RaiIiROADS-OAUDIN TO FEW
YORK OR LOBO BRANDS,
From Oconee* Ferry, (Maiden, daily 8 87 A,
kr Tutkerma, Narpegat• Tome Miser, Manchester,
Bergen, Squatimm, Farmingdale Mark River, Lent
Branch, BrAncliport Oceimport, Farmingdale,
Hers we.
bury, Red Bank, Middletown, Highlands, and rot*
Monmouth, thence to New York by
The splendid steamer "Jesse 800." Through to
New York In eye howl. Fare $2. Kreutelou ticket ,
good for three days, $9
, 1 4 . —7-7 z CAMDEN AND AT
• LAN= RAMBPAl6.—Thress
Trains deity to Atlantic City, and one On gdaddP.
Train% key. Vine-street Ferry no inneeret
Mail Train 7.10 A, IL
Frc.igbt, with Passenger Oars attached.. ....... 110 A. I.
Atlantic Accommodation ..... 4,16 P. IR.'
Junction Accommodation... ..... 6.53 P. K.
RETURNING, LEAVE. ATLANTIO.
Atlantic Accommodation .... . . 20 A. K.
Freight, with Fateencer Oars attached...42.o6 P. N.
Mail Train P. M.
Junction Acconataotiarfort—• • OA R.
Fare to Atlantic fit, Bxenrston Ticksts, rood only
for the day and train on which they ari issued, $6,
130NDAY Mill,
K .
Leayse Vins-street Ferry at 7,60 a, ,
}interning, leaves Atlantic at 8 46 P. X,
BADDONFIRLD TRAINS
Leave 17leo-street Ferry at 10.16 A. K. and IP. M.
Leave Haddonfield at Med A. M. and 2.46 P. M.
Is. B.—Freight mud be delivered at °Goner's Polni
Wore 6 P. M. to insure its going down the next day.
Yuba-Omit JoHNQ sayexr, Agent.
aiM~
I;AILgOAD.t 4IIOI-8- MITI wiLmirwron, AID BALI 7.
ROOTS OPEN TO aranmorw. Orr! POINT* AND
NOKYOLS.
Trains loove Depot, torn.ir of BROAD Street ud
WASHINGTON krona.. et 1.16 P. Hi., 000nooting with.
STXA MIMS ot Baltimore.
Tare to Itleinnoad .... . ..•••-• • ••••• (A,
Foxe to City .....
Fare to Norfolk ...... «•••••••jr . F . f i ts
owl DADAWN, Ge n . Ticket Asent. m 716 La
.i,ti ----- wiiiirrzx AND VERBAL DB.
gat
e sore r m
o 111
dvAlvivhritit .147
u
moo, SW- Im oroyemomkmxamiooWlog of CHILDRN, soml Adarslio T m: G B s4,;
sad*TWEE,by I%IOIOI J I O O HN nd Bo A olmuar
0141 0 0/Ylf No. %I S. TSHBt.,abovoObireN;
I SOMERSET, 521 CHESTNUT
s u ad e s S ei tz t ee z t uk .
t in ele arrir ir ri aag D o e si ala sn r d ia mar Arm ks Army
S CI T O6ii
deeoriptiOn. Soldiers returning YOMG will And It 1141,
vast/aeons to possess as a memorial One of mg An/Loa
„ di v e gsdgos. Geaulae la tarot gold Cone Sim
algal son brad. All goods wow/ate& Myld lm
FANCI HAMS.—BRIG B, SWIFT, t
Co, Cobb & O. &P. Boden'a and eb.
Batt , • ivans' brands celebrated
131:TOAN-038r.D oncorrOalTt OADIVASOBD HaElls
1n store and for sale
WABH/XOTOir strronas k SOS,
rargl-bar , 148 and 148 North 1110 A r OIL
A VERY SUPERIOR GUM DROP,
cybrott by 13Typitr i s ITAXIMeet.
WANABIA/LESOc /MOW &
SORAIITON,
MAT BUD.
BUFFMLO•